11 Main Streets In Wisconsin That Are Pure Magic During Christmastime
Finding holiday spirit during the Christmas season in Wisconsin is never a problem. Pretty much everywhere you look, you’ll find a tree, a wreath, or some other symbol of the season.
If you really want to get to the heart of any small-town community, check out their Main Street during Christmas. In addition to beautiful Christmas lights in Wisconsin, you’ll find an abundance of holiday cheer and community. Without further ado, we present some of the best Wisconsin Christmas towns where you’ll be dazzled and charmed by all their Christmas magic.
What are some of your favorite places for finding Christmas lights in Wisconsin? Feel free to share them with us in the comments below — we’d love to hear from you!
Can’t get enough of Christmas this year? Take the Christmas lights road trip through Wisconsin that’s nothing short of magical.
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What is winter in Wisconsin like?
There's no use in sugar-coating it; winter in Wisconsin is cold. Temperatures rarely top 30 degrees F between December and February, and it's common for lows to plummet below freezing. Add to that the potential for a lot of snow (an average of 40 inches in the south and up to 160 inches in Lake Superior Snowbelt) and you're in for quite a chilly ride. That being said, winter in Wisconsin is undeniably magical. If you can embrace the cold weather and snowfall, you'll be dazzled by how beautiful this part of the country really is. Whether you're bundled up and frolicking outside or reading indoors by a cozy fireplace, you'll find that winter in Wisconsin might just be the loveliest season.
Are there any winter trails to hike in Wisconsin?
You bet! While winter isn't the most popular season for hiking in Wisconsin, it can prove to be rewarding in its own right. We've pinpointed some of the best winter hiking trails in Wisconsin where you'll find tons of peace and quiet. Some of our top recommendations include Plafrey's Glen in Merrimac, the Greenbush Recreation Area trails, Lapham Peak, Indian Lake County Park in Cross Plains, Whitetail Meadows Trail in Wyalusing State Park, Chippewa Ice Age Trail in New Auburn, Vilas Park in Madison, Devil's Lake State Park in Baraboo, Chequamegon National Forest in Rhinelander, Mirror Lake State Park in Baraboo, Interstate State Park in St. Croix Falls, Kangaroo Lake State Natural Area, Peninsula State Park in Door County, Blue Mound State Park, and the Lake Superior Ice Caves. Have you explored any of these winter-friendly destinations in Wisconsin?